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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-18
turesrangel as folio VS.

The highest cash prices w ,g as
30 os5s-NG 70 sssdSc 81 iO % PRIME
T@Ssn7 s. 90 Isrsd
short RIO side, loose u 10 Dry sailed Shoulders SY1e
gallon Loat po Sc o SGan % &C.
Su corn sSs1 eus 5as
ityo 1905 Dash- Barley lSSJG 1asn shipments IT'S FlonE
Dat. $4,000 BUSH Hye - bush' Barley 1000
on the Produce Exchange to-day tho Butter marko;
was weak. creamery I6el0sGI DAIRY l49I7G Eggs
o 90 Fancy d ss4 Vines. aTRg .oa Red
Corn Cor weak S' no Mixed y Sa2 sc::oats nTn: no
1fH PORK AZ e 90 o a. 50 &c.
G%st"shOrt ios 81 2 Bacon easorshort Ri9s $ 90
Ood to Extra Good 70 Pr%: Dalry iSs
butcher. ~ 80 ass 90 Receipts 1850 head shipments
NAV l7wnsas-Yyo %9s cas-, q so'G
Corn oatsN% SSs No 2 White AZ 76 sSc a:s
Clover s S 6 "a 300 'OO BUSH
CS SILS ssSS NAY i5Fs%r firm wHsa: steady
Sic Oats weak. No White SOLc; RIVE easier No.
steady Fo EaF sa, s MAY juno
Butter was weaS Psly ..EFss i0
Flour i0s72 bills. Wheat 1850 Oqsa Basle . 1900
bush. APPROXIMATIONS lo525 DDI- Wheat 2S'AOo bush
' PSLADEGFniI NAV l7.-rlonrwiptsr a9uTs in small
.uppy ami higher under fair demand but springs
continued plentiful and ouIet at former rates No. l
%'ssrP , sna .. 90 S Fs%S s.
90 PennsYvana Roller Process 81 006Bi ~ "a Delaware
e. oss co. Indiana Clear 81 90 81 S6i DO Straight s. 80
81 Coz Louis southern Illinois clear "a OOds4 2o do
do Straight - 80 Winter wheat Patent ~ w
Il co. Iatonts. iar TO choice 81 65 - 80
I've Flour ~ 75ds2 50 per barrol.--..w heat-May
from shppers later futures were ia &c lower High
gfaie I'M car lots firm under light offerings Sales OF
EXPORT elevator 0Gac Ungrlded Red gram depot 81
&c SG S5 s' SS
Oh a92sc Corn-No speculative trading and prices OF
options wholly nominalI spot lots for local trade were
light sales OF steamer No Mixed in grain depot 4sc
NO Q Mixed gram depot 1905 No z Mixod
for NAV do for June 4T as1as: do
ruled steady with moderate local trade demand
sales No Mixed 81; No. Mixed 36c No Mixed 50
81 nc do track 59c Futures du nomnaly unchanged
No White for May o7931 sci do for Juno 81 937 nc:
DO for July 375G3sc DO for august 6sa96.c
a. sc. White stars choice 6scL do Far TO Good
10 65c BuTDanks bsc.; DO Farto Good GOG65c,
IoOron, choice 90 s5sc, do Ear Good zS0SSeS;
BO965ci Peerless as TO ouanty OOSGSci Pennsylyana
MIo Os a, 10 r. FLORIDA to Gos ss4 Snoce
paSEets ~ so smoked Boa oI0G, Beer Hams so 90
PSE 20 me- o. DO 90 aSr s7 SS Ham.
smoked. l2a DISCO Dressed Hogs 64e7ho. Lard
So 81 81. Butter quet-PennsYlyana Creamery Extra
2Cci Western creamery Extra 22c b. Z. aud \.
Y Creamery Extra q a22c: Packing Butter at 6d Ice.
Cheese quiet Nowlork fun cream new ll i2c OHIO hats
choice ! ci Pennsylvania part SKINS G4sc.i do full
SKINS l32o..... .EgEs-Pennsylvana hrsts l2S1lSc,
test m bbs csc sugar-Ronned steady Granuated 90
pcs5-wGter iran $40 90 81 So per ton receipts.
oats bsUO lush. Shlpmonts-WneAt 24,0OO Ousa Cora
5000 Vusn. oats 5000 Ousn
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

BUILDING MATERIALs-The general market Is a firm
one and considerable animation Is shown Haver-
straw Hard Bricks quoted at SS9SSi as 70
Gnality per thousand a1oat Up River Hard SSnsS oO'
2rotons brown S2aSl4 dark. Sl4aSl6i red Sl49Si6;
Trenton and Philadelphia Front alongside pier go $3.50;
Wilmington Front S2S. Rockland Common Lime. 81 per
tb: FINISHING 81 1891 90 Laths, 81 20 0S2 30 per NJ
Goats HAIR 80 Soc. per bushi Cattle Hair, ~ GZ3c.
Cement 81 I50S2 40 for round lots American Portland;
English Portland 81 20 80 80; Rosendale, s. To-
COFFEE-With the unsettled condition OF The specuatlNe
show little disposition 10 take stock at me
ment Sellers firm in their ideas to-day abn a'
vanced prices the basis of lSc for fair RIO SPOT IN
voices The mider styles firm sales 500 bags Mara
terms TRAILING in future deliveries was rather more ani
advance Of 1920 points and closed strong at met ad
vance OF $50 points for the day as foows January
i77O9l7sO; February, 17759l7S5; March 1852 l7SS;
HAY 1895 0l7O5; June. l7.05 Gl7lC July l123SlI3
August l7S5gl74O September l746Sl!59 octo3es;
l755 1850; November 1890 lI65 December li.oo@
1870 The on the different months were as i99Ts
ai660; June l7:16@lesoi July 1909 1920 August
1925: November. 176Oal7Soi December. 1855 l7.So
UoTroNwWRiie values were not changed the
quite good Sales 1924 bales 1855 last evening"
ali of which were for consumption The receipts To-
day were with 2541 bales thus day aot
week ana this day last Since september
the receipts have been 6l6O4ll Oales against
bl2l b32 aies for the same period last year. ,,s
Quotations ina American sulniariot ciassn
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET, NORTH RIVER,
Route at 400. 745, 300 HOO MT $780, 400 4:3O $780,
$50 1900 p. mL SUNDAYS at 400 S;45, a mi $780, 1900
pm. "
Trains leaving 800 7:45 IL 90 a. m l:3o 400 $50
l2OO m have connection for Reading Harrisburg Potts
ve ETC. 400 m. for Easion Bethlehem. Allentown Read
ing harrisburg, etc. On sundays for Eason
TOO n m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
IEmlgua, P0ttsyille, Wikcsbarre and Scranton.
$50 a m for faston Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Churk,
MHkesbsrre Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg, Potsvle
Tamaqua, shamokin. sunbury. Lswisburg wlllamsport
100 and 1850 y. M for Easton. Bethlehem Allentown,
Msdgh Cnn9S. Heading HARRISBURG etc -, o..
M TOT Easton bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk
WNkeSbarre Scranton Tamaaua Shamokn Sunbury Lewis
burg Williamsport etc
400 and 80 p for Easton Bethlehem Allentown. etc
oso m Tor kaston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chung
MkesDarre Reading Harrisburg etc On Sundays al 53o
pm.
700 and 1880 p m for Eason, Bethlehem Allentown.
43O. Sl5 HOO a. loo 400 $50 6i5 p, Sundays
SOD 300 m for Ret Bank. Long Branch. Ocean Grove
except sundaysl Point Pleasant -
$50 1913 m. loo. 4S0 M. for Lakewood Toms River
4S0 m, 100 p m, for Atlantic City, vlneand Brigeton
and Cumberland and Maurice River Y. II.
$50 80 lto M 100 AS0. $50 NJ fcr Freehold sn so
a. 80, 500 I'D li:oo ll4o m. Loo 400 1880 90"
HEWJERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier 9. Y. r.. via Sandy Hook. -.
FOR Atlantic Highlands SeaDrgh Long Branch, &C. ot9
2. N.
For time Of trains to local points timetables at Ticket
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH ,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. ION and after MAY &C. 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains NewYor DesbIosses and cortlandt
Harrisburg PpsCurg and the West with Pullman Palace
chicago %e Dns smoking sH S SES aa
wiiamsport Lock Haven. a. m, p m; Cory and Erie
a. sR m connecting at Cory for Titusvle. Petroleum
For Lebanon 900 a. m, $50 p. m and 1915 night
Baltimore Washington and the south Limited Washing
10 No.; Washington 400 p anddaily S4O D. M.
arrive Washington s55 mi regular at $40 500 and 30
day 6iS and 900 M, l5o and p NJ and 1915 night
For Atlantic CITY, except Sunday Through paror carl
For Cape May. week days, p.m.
TONS via Railway and Amboy. a M, II nOon 10 $40
6p mon Sunday $40 a. H. and p. H. do not stop at
For Old Point and Norfolk via NowYork. Philadelphia
aud Bay Line, 4.5o p m. Weekday ' '' '-'"''''
Boats Of B9Oyn Annex connect WITH all through trains
Trans arrise; From Pittsburg 7,lo $780, 1lsO m 700
and 0:35 p. m. daily. From Washington and Baltimore,
500 656a m, l:2o $50 $3.50. 45O 800 900 and IoSt
,: m. From Philadelphia $780, 500, 600 40, 7iso. go
S s GS 7oc @ $50 o &c. $780, SSS sgS aS3
1920 night sunday $50, 600 $50 100 7sO, il,sS
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NewYor via Dosbroses and Cort
1 sn4 Street; FerS, as i1 P,1',sa -, -
isS S s99 II nIgS % 2 ,O 4S9 aud "
gRnao sunday, Express SlS g L%iisd and 10 m,
and 1lilOa. M. /. T. 8. p M and 10 a. m. and o. m
on sundays connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broad Street Station philadelphia
1901 $50, 4O5, 440 $40 $50, 1880 $40 $780, DAD Ii
and llilb m. mted Express lila and 80 n.y. l2.49
2,SO' Sj20 40 o. 49, 7;l2 Sia and 900 m; on sun
1850 Limltedl 5;2S. 6;S6, 7;l2 and sl2 p. 10.
Leaye Philadelphia via Camden 900 a and 30 D. M
daily. except Sunday
ceet Offices. si9 ls5 and 9ii broadway Aston House
Battery place and foot OF Desbrosses aud Cortland st
Courtst and Brooklyn Annex StaIion foot Fulton
Brookyn station. Jersey city Emgran Ticket Olce Cas-
tie Garden. -
Tho transfer Company win call for and che
bag gage from hotels aud residelcos ~ ~
CHARLES n. PUuH, J. r. WoOD
senefh Manager General Pass'r Agent
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Dee
brOsses sta, a. foows
a. m. for Caasauqua and intermediate points.
10. for Geneva Lyons EluirA Rochester Busslo and
the West and local points Chair car to Wkesbar
M for Tunkhan 2ock and intermediate Chair caf
70 Iunkhannock Connection TO Reading aud Harrisburs
5!O M for Pittson and principal intermediate points
Chair car 10 Pittston.
o;4O p Coplsy aud intermediate point Connection
TO Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car to Coplay.
m for Geneva Lyons Elnira Roohes Ter. Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons
200 m for Laurays and intermediate points
Trains leaving &C n., and $40 m. fof
al points in Mahanoy aud HaIleton coal regiona
SUNDAY TRAINS
M for auch Chunk Hazleon and term eciate points
6;sO p. N. fyr Copay and intermediate points
for Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons u
General Eastern Office 235 Broadway
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x.-Dull but held unchanged at 90 923c.
TIE STATE or TRADE

BALTIMORE Nav 17-Cotton steady MddllnR llo.......
Flour firm Howard Street ana Western Supernne So 80
g TO- DO Extra 50 20 93 30 do Family - 90 "a 90 CITY
Mills SuDerhne 81 50 a. 90 DO Extra sJ % as rs do
Brands !5Ss5 90 patapsoo Family 50 90 DO snDerlavs
Patont So Wheat-Southern nrm. Western higher
Southern Rel 9Ga95e, Amber o. 90c. No Wesgerh
Winter Red spot e6h a0GSci DO for MAY 90 a86 l4ci
Southern quiet White ssSbscl Yellow o2092Pc. Western
4Ssc do July 4SsGf9o August -c...... Oats steady.
southern ite ~ a39os Westera 96d39o Western Mixed
u eo5c.i PennsYlysna "a S9c RYE quiet 81
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.

TWEEN SEw EYAJ5kkkkoAA9p s sHSErEsr tiNE BH
b bliE rPs "a s Ho pvsG Always ON TINE.
Depots NewYork, foot )f Barclay laI Chrstooher sta
10 DAILY except sun lays Buffalo and oswego Express
Water pap 5troltsourk 5orlntol, Bnghlmtoa Elmira
ns eaanss syrtouse oswego drssl 0ntor Norwich
aai S0sthumberand at owego for Ithaca Intern
p m Bnghamton and ElnirA Express Tor wat,r GA,
Scranton Bnghanton, Owego and Elmr ooloect.
ton Pittston. Kingston WIkssoatre. 80 WAL
D. IN Daily Buffalo Limited Express for Stron i.bnr,
land. Buffalo &c, arriving "a ButNo h20L IN ""''
Scranton BlnEha%ou cortands syracuse oswega dresl
Owego for Ithaca ami intermediate stations except satur.
days Connects at Buffalo with trains Tor all points West
Tickets for sale and baggage checked 2Sj Broadway
at Westcot Express offices In New York and Brooklyn
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Total bu .3o7l6s57 S1ll4, 500 %, lG90SS 32O59 sO7
Decrease for the week 3VSi2 bushels against 9IG9S5
bushels the previous week.
The stock Of wheat at Toledo Detroit ST Louis May H.
1881 l9O39OO bushels against 243 Sl4 bushels NAV
T. 1887 being decrease OF bushels in the week The
wheat In transit is much OF IL sold The stock OF red wheat
conduct grade at the five seapOrs and four Western points
comparatively small being az New'YorS only 9iss2l bush
will not much OF 1t grade No 2 red at seaports
The entire stock OF red wheat winter grade Will nuc
exceed 0uO 900 bushels including stock Chicago the
No Red in most OF IL is held by shippers under
freight engagements with vessels arrive Toledo
and st. Louis must have considerable hand ali the
tne on Which 10 base option trading The market seems IN
fair position 60 lar as winter wheat Is concerned 10 favor
long wheat The long spell Of dry u the winter
wheat belt not improving the condition aud prospects for
UUNNY BAGGiNG-A dull and featureless market
iorab.
RAY AND sTRAW-The market Is a firm one
Hay fimothy-Choice s0a90o, No. l. rs ss5ci No q 65S
5S CLOVER miyed eSS75c clover. 5Oa6oe: shipping IS
Gpoei Wheat A6eb0o ~
H0Ps.Dpn and EASY. American Hops New. York
STATE 1886, Best iss2Oci do. Common TO Good
aesl7ci do 1864 Best Bsl0o, do. Medium &c
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

-. -, n y y q IT. X, Il 20 Iessees =, ,,,nnta
earlier IRON foot OF Jay ST., North River;
Detroit and Chicago, 1898 a. M, s6:O5. 'S;lo p. H.
St Louis a6O5. 1915 y. M ,.,,~.
Utica syracuse Buffalo, Rochester SUSPENSION br"sS
Niagara Fails is 1855 A. M, 800. 1910 ?. m. a,s
Highland. Kingston, saugertes, Sa'sku- AlOa"!' '''
A7l5. 1858, ll.30 a. M, L. sUO5, 1918 p M. -. .-ls
Cranstons West Point Cornwall, Newburg 81 - ~
1855. "l0l5 80 A. m s. sSl5. $40 p @ ana oo' p ~
Cranston's Cornwall, New0urg.
For Montreal and Canada East, 600 p ~. ,oro,ta
Hamilton. London, $3.50 a. M, $500, $40 p. H. io''
Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, cncin
natl Detroit Chicago and st. Louis - L.. ,,r a,cept
Daily. Daily except Saturday o'her Trans u"' '-N''
Sunday -,...,... oor aecommoda
lions or apply at Offices On. -, Fulton 81
ington 79D Fultol-st, Olce, toOt OF
Nv Vori civ yG3 1856 bi2 Broadway 1857. bowers R
West SHo'e s'"'""S avs - O. E. LAMBERT.
VlaasrblltavA esnos fss'"AS
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Y.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
ON and after May Is trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,


On and after May Is trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
- Largest and Finest Passenger station In America,
% a. Rochester Express, drayiggroom cars to Albany
5000 IN. the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED. composed
exclusively OF Buffet dining car room
anu Sleeping cars for Albany Utica syracuse Rochester,
Bnho niagara Falls Ere Cleveland and Toledo arriving
chicago 800 a N. day.
1850 Chicago Express drawing room cars Canaan
daEua and Rochester
til:S0a m Western New.York aud Northern Express,
with drawing room
$50 M Albany, Troy and Utica Express with drawing
= p. IN. Accommodation to Albany and Troy
80 p. Fast Chicago Express, sleepin gears
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Toronto Toledo Detroit and Chicago
Diuing.car New. YORK 10 Albany.
1880 Fast Cincinnati and st. Louis Express with
Louis, also to Auburn, Geneva and Canandaigua
p. Montreal Express with sleeping cars Montreal
Runs TO Utica stopping az principal stations
D. Special sleeper arrives Rochester 740 But
falo 935 a. m. and Cleveland II: - D. m. next day
t-95 Pacific Express with sleeping cars for Roches
ter Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago Seepngcars WATERFOWL via Utca daily exceps
Saturday.
lis p. m. Night Express with seepngcars Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning for the West and
for the North Except SATURDAY nlghte
Tickets sale at Grand Central Depot No Battery
Place. Alb Broadway Mott Haven Station. 13Sthst and
at Wescotrs Express Offices 10 PARK Place near Broad
way) 7S5 AMI 9l2 Broadway and ~ West l2jths, New
YORK 333 Washington and 73O Fulton sts BrooKy and 10
4tb-st, williamsburg
Accommodations drawing and sleeping be
procured at OF the ticket Offices Newi City, aud
333 Washington St, Brooklyn.
Baggage called for and checked from residence.
These trains daily All others 1aiy except Sunday.
]. NJ. TOUCEY HENRY MONETr,
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

EEws FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The price Ohio oil las represented by the offer
ings of the pipe that has been reduced to rs
cents per barrel reduction led to free selling Of National
certificates theory that lower Ohio oil meant
lower Pennsylvania values 1t is hard TO justify such
movement il the OF friends OF Pennsylvania crude
can but the market so destitute OF support
that attempt do aught but take the cue OF
trader-sen every rally decidedly active
movement yesterday resulted decline OF over cents and
The market II the leaders Of the speculation
had disgust outside trading they could not have
pursued policy than they have followed for more
than ten result Is that no change can be
neced until there is some positive leadership apparent
The range prices ana the total dealings at the Conso
dated Exchange were as follows;
Opening Lowest 60
Highest Final 6Z y
Sales barrels <o0oOO
Refined Oil was unchanged at 6 cents gallon Abel
test
or. CITY, Penn. May 17.-Cruds oil-National Transit
Certificates opened 63sl lad cosei at 62 hghs, Dr,,
64 lowest 81 sales li730o0 barrels charters. 129o47
barrels; clearAnces 100000 oArrss; shipments 92O6i
barrels; runs barrels.
PrrTsBURG Penn. May l7.-cruie on-Petrol Gu active
and weak. National Transit Certificates opened
al 63s closed 62s highest price, G4 lowest 62s
BRADFORD Penn. May 17.-Nationa Transit Certificates
opened at $685. closed 62; highest price, Ga 81 lowest
6Z Clearances 21O,OOO barrels,
TIIUsvILLz Ponn May IT, National Transit Certificates
opened at 6s and closet at 62s hsaess pr,a 64 low.
est prce. 81 O.
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II YORK. LAKE ERfE AND wEsTERS RGILRoAp,
TnsOuss trains Leave GSdss and a
utes earlier than from Chambers-st
% @.Day Express, week days, Bure, prswiqgr2cm
hs'Pn csa Sn g csesso as cssa oss
Coaches 70 Meadvle Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago and
and SSE Nc s s s eSaas: s ss
Fail. cinSssst and cSiSass a's''' naA.' Nag
sS si0 ssc nv n i itS Si$ 3
49, SsG iO3S 100 mda laSG noon las AIS 'so
Peterson. week days ti45s ot6 72o 7so $50 1920 N.
saSssys 5i ssS i$SsS 49, ~ SsS l
$50 1000 ils9 NJ 400 $40. 800 40 40 $50 So
49, s9o d GSo POO and i2oo midnight sunday"
'qasS yS's SSsy S "a rs $780, 1899 1899
w sS1 e. s O snf 1928 Il Hld MT
MM Mon hGen sI d 90 3Uan H. sob M
and coo m Sundays. $50 = m ano ooS O ''So ''S'
MSntSomery Rondout and Kingston. 900 IN. $50 p NJ
Scranton, bunnors week days. 900 m. I 2sopm
Goshen 4t5. $40. u 80. 800 1920 23O $780, $50
sso 500. $50 m sundays. 5'45. $780, 1910 M $50.
M,Galeto%n week days aas S;.5 1850 900 1920 a M,
1920 $50 500 p The 500 n trsin Oi stops :;
Port JeTys AS 7So 900 1920 m, $780, $780, lso COZ
500 $50 m. sundays, $3.50. 1920 M 800 $50 500
Tickets or passage and apartments IN Drawing Room and
Sleeping Coaches be obtned and orders for the chec
Ing and transfer o, baggage may be left at the Companvs
Express trains from tho West arrive In York at 7lz
SEo DE MAYES. a q. Z, 4st L p FARMER, q. p Ars
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STAINED.

stS% oPinary. Sllle Midlng ..........loS
In the line of option trading the market was neglected
with firm advices Liverpool at the opening first prices
represented an OF and change on the new
crop and the dull with the heures showing l9Z
points net advance for the day. Sales. 1920 bales.
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roTAroEs ANp yEaETApLEs.

Old have In large supply and dull with prices
tending steadily IN buyers favor Now potatoes OF good
good demand but under increasing sup
plies avorng buyers Southern green vegetables
Of quality In good demand hut the receipts from lar
south srgcly bai order and prices show wide
Florida often worthless hardly worth while to
u stock is coming from savannah and
Charleston. Choice cucubers sell we'll but many Florida lots
are too old and yellow and have 10 low.
Tomatoes plcnter and buyers Choice cabbages
se WE'LL best lots from Savannah Norfolk peas have
declined 10 81 por half bb but hrmer at tho
oose Asparagus plenty. duh and low lormuda onions
held 81 90 but large supply arrived this week and IL
doubtful that tho price DO maintained Bermuda To-
unimprOyed NewOteans onions In good demand at
Dbl lots reaching - 70 Egyptian onions
oaerot freely at 81 % per IL =. ~
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TOR HUDSON and COySAcKIE

n steamer kAArERSk KILL leaves at d. m. Tuesdays
Thursdays aud Satnr Pier % Y r. foot jay 81
Steamer MCMANUS Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri avs
from Pier So foot OF Franknst. both boats connecnG with
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,,.no, a,,s and sos for rsionmarl,; 4o's and 4ob

for guildera ,,aa 1. ,ovar at 10a ala
hut cosed nj 1924 for both money and account Inc
Bank of England lost f15.0o0 bullion on balance;
recoyeres before AT Paris French per cents
declined TO so TIA and sight exchange on London was
essv ar 25 2l francs the The weekly statement
OF the Imperial Bank of Germany shows specie gain OF
q ma
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WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For The week ending Tuesday. May II. 1881
BEANS AND PEAS

Receipt. for week e95 bbls beans 1926 pkos Er'
ports and 2 1i7 bush Choice domestic
ruled fairly throughout the week I'M
continued light receipts but tho demand only moderate
get all the stock they want at qu0toi rates.
Medium and pea show most strength at the moment Red
little slow, and though values held about the
same barely steady California beans firm Green
meas slightly higher
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Live spring larger supply and prices
lower csneclaly on small chickens OF which tho receipts
largely Fowls also plenty and have DE-
turkeys sell about the same as fowls
hui old toms are lOdlOac Ducks and geese sell
slowly
western fowls ruled firm TO last Saturday. when
trade fell a could be effected Receipts
been large and tho demand slack with
prices declining At the close Tho best lots are offered freely
al moving slowly Spring chickens OF
large size are IN supply and firm but small chickens
weighing pounds pair. neglected and
weak Fresh turkeys dull and barely steady Squads
firm. ,-,-- ,-- -. $500
Plover continue duh and weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-18

Receipts for the week 2s,943 packages The market
has steadily declined under largely increased receipts
Trade has been pretty fair tho lower prices
openinga wider outlet for the goods and current receipt.
have sold closely. To-day the market Is showing
good deal OF weakness offerings heavy and there
voces OF stock in transit Buyers are taking hold
well but demand which receivers
are granting without serious protest There Is gen.
feeling that the fodder made must be kept nom
cumulang they Will be sadly neglected soon as we get
OF better state pals closing at
about 90 &c fancy tubs 81 2l ac Extra
Elgn selling Gle For strictly fancy Western 20G20c
Of the business at the In
figure Extra fl sts are going mainly at 10 lQc. hrst
iSc and number OF defective lots have sold
down l60l6ac State dairy half tubs in relatively
light supply and under good demand largely rom Southern
trade, The market Is steadicr than for creamery.
Extra quality is selling at 2lc. aud fair
X Very Welsh tubs arriving and sales
2Oc Imitation whom strictly fine reach
considerable OF the business at lOUl7c Very
Western dairy arriving Some In the receipts
NJ fact a trade ca prices,